System Center Service manager and Orchster configuration of the both servers

Question

Hi, I have two Servers (system center service manager 2023 and System center Orchestrator2022). Is there a forum or link with HowTo Configuration and set the process. BR,

Answer 1

Hi,

Configuring and setting up System Center Service Manager 2022 and System Center Orchestrator 2022 involves several steps. Let’s explore the resources and guides available to help you with the process:

1. System Center Service Manager (SCSM) 2022:

• Deployment Scenarios:
• To deploy Service Manager, you can choose from different scenarios based on your requirements. These scenarios include one-server, two-server, and four-server topologies. You can find detailed information in the Deployment scenarios for Service Manager guide.
• Integration with Orchestrator:
• If you want to coordinate and use operational data in your existing IT environment, consider using the Integration Pack for System Center - Service Manager. This add-in for System Center Orchestrator allows you to work with service desk systems, configuration management systems, and event monitoring systems. Learn more about it in the Integration Pack for Service Manager documentation.

1. System Center Orchestrator (SCOrch) 2022:
   • Installation and Configuration:
   • For a complete Orchestrator installation, you’ll need the following components:
     • Management server
     • Runbook servers
     • SQL Server for hosting the Orchestrator database
     • Web server for hosting the Orchestrator Web API service
     • Server for hosting the Runbook Designer and Runbook Tester
     • Web server for hosting the Orchestration Console
   • You can install these roles and components on a single computer or distribute them across multiple machines. Detailed installation instructions are available in the Install Orchestrator documentation.

Remember to follow the specific guides for each product to ensure a successful configuration. If you encounter any issues during the setup, feel free to seek assistance in relevant forums or communities. Happy configuring!